Through the Looking Glass: Chapter 2
Personal robots and replicators and instrumented humans. I like to invest in areas predicted by the mountains of science fiction I read. Today, I’m delighted to report that another science
Personal robots and replicators and instrumented humans. I like to invest in areas predicted by the mountains of science fiction I read. Today, I’m delighted to report that another science
It was a delight to interview Rajat Bhargava for the Give First Podcast. We’ve been working together since 1994 when I made my first angel investment in Raj’s first company
I’ve been a Superhuman email fan for a while. I decided a week ago to go try Gmail and see if I still liked Superhuman so much better. After about
Earlier this year Amy and I, along with a number of other local friends, supported the rollout of a new organization in Longmont called Entrepreneurship for All (EforAll). EforAll is
Pandere Shoes is an Alaskan founded and women-owned startup that creates expandable footwear that accommodates a host of conditions such as edema, diabetes, and neuropathy. I met the co-founder Laura
At the Authors and Innovators event, the last panel included a discussion about diversity, with a particular focus on gender diversity. The actual segment was titled Success through Strategic Innovati
I’m at the Authors and Innovations Business Ideas Festival in Boston put on by Larry Gennari. It’s a neat collection of people who are interested in entrepreneurship, innovation, and books
I had a nice run this morning around the Charles River. It’s a version of a run I’ve done many times in the past when I used to live here.
Recently, a friend of mine told me about the experience of giving his kid his first cell phone (I think around age 11.) As part of the experience, he decided
Following is an abridged email that showed up in my inbox recently that caused me to stop and think for a few minutes. I took a look back through your